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THINGS YOU CAN PURCHASE
- Packets of healthy nuts, dried fruits and dried vegetables to provide protein, a host of vitamins, and satisfaction of cravings for the "crunchies" or "chewies." The healthy snacks to provide long-term, sustained energy for peak mental alertness (as opposed to the rapid energy highs and lows and mental "fogginess" of candy.)
- Chocolate covered espresso beans to help with those late night cram sessions.
- 100-calorie or 3-5 oz packets of snack packs, nuts, dried fruit, trail mix, crackers, pretzels and similar snacks (baked rather than fried snacks preferred).
- Box of microwave popcorn packets.
- Snack bars such as packaged protein bars and Granola bars.
- Small bag of wrapped candy such as Reese's peanut butter cups, Hershey's kisses, gourmet chocolates.
- Tea bags (boxes of individually wrapped bags)
- Drink mix (boxes of single serve packets)
- Instant hot chocolate/cocoa packets
- Other healthy individually wrapped foods that do not require refrigeration.
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THINGS YOU CAN MAKE/BAKE
Some home-baked items let our students know that we remember them and help remind them of their home at Clinton and St. James.
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